Richland County Tax Sale Bidder Application
REMINDERS
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Purchaser bids at own risk
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The Treasurer on behalf of the Forfeited Land Commission establishes
opening bid.
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All bids are final. Failure to comply will result in a loss of your
bid(s) and a fine of $500 per bid plus court costs, and you will be
banned from other tax sales in the future.
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Terms of sale - cash, bank cashier's check or wired funds only are due
the day of the sale.
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Defaulting taxpayer has one year to redeem property. If you are the
successful bidder, the property is not yours until the tax deed is
issued approximately fifteen months from the date of the tax sale.
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If property is redeemed bidder will earn interest on the bid. Interest
will increase every three months – 3%, 6%, 9%, 12% unless the interest
capped at the opening bid amount. Interest earned will be at redemption
date.
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Tax Sales can be voided/canceled at any time prior to the issuance of a
tax deed.
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We will issue checks and deeds in the name that is listed on the bidder
application form. We will not accept request for name changes once the
application is submitted.
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Voids will be paid actual interest earned by the County.
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IMPORTANT: THE INTEREST WILL NOT EXCEED THE OPENING BID AMOUNT.
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If you register more than once, you will not get a refund.
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To receive your bidder packet by mail, you must apply online by
11/22/2022.
After that date, bidder packets for approved applications will be available at
the tax sale location.
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TAX TITLE/DEED WILL ONLY BE ON THE SOLD PROPERTY, NOT THE EXCESS PROPERTIES.
Mobile Home Tax Sales
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The above rules also apply to “mobile homes/manufactured homes” and in
addition to the interest earned the bidder will receive rent for each
month until the property is redeemed in the amount of one-twelfth of
the taxes for tax year the property was sold but not less than $10.00
per month. Rent will be collected by the county at redemption.
The Tax Sale Bidder Application will be available starting 10/07/2022.